Kansas Leaders Join NASA Talks On Space Development
Washington AP Kansas government education business and labor leaders meet NASA officials led by James Webb to explore state participation in space research development and production. About 20 Kansans attend chaired by Deane E Ackers of Kansas Power and Light Co with Sen. James B Pearson noting aims to map program understanding and mobilize resources for industrial university regional participation.
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Washington
Kansas
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Deane E. Ackers
Kansas Power and Light Co
Topeka
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
NASA
Pearson
Defense Department
United Fund drive opens with high hopes and colorful help
A local United Fund kickoff lists early leads with Motor Electric Shop at the top for gifts of 100 dollars or more. The piece highlights advance gifts, community involvement from Garden National Bank, and volunteers led by Vic Deaver and Jesse Scott. Weather outlook notes wet trends, and Explorer Post 108 manages Citizenship Day flag duties in place of the National Guard.
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United Fund
Motor Electric Shop
Jeter
Garden National Bank
al Woods
Heinemann
Jesse Scott
Vic Deaver
Garden National
Explorer Post 108
National Guard
Ben Morrison
Mitch Geisler
Explorers
Chamber
Mitch
Sixth Tiros weather satellite launched from Cape Canaveral
The sixth Tiros weather satellite was launched early today aboard a three stage Thor Delta rocket to orbit about 400 miles high. Its main mission is hurricane and typhoon watching with two cloud cover cameras to study arctic snow storms and other meteorological mysteries. Officials expect confirmation after one 97 minute orbit. The launch illuminated the night sky as the second stage ignited about 22 minutes in.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tiros
Tiros 6
Arctic
Antarctic
U.S
Walter M. Schirrad
Garden Sass Gas Garden at State Fair Spotlight
Garden Sass Gas Garden always brings home two things from the state fair a box of salt water taffy and an empty billfold.
Longest Berlin Wall tunnel frees 29 escapees
West Berlin Interior Senator Heinrich Albertz announced that 29 East Germans escaped to the West through the longest tunnel under the Berlin Wall. The flood-damaged passage reportedly went undetected by East German guards. The group, drilled from the West over weeks, was described as the largest single escape since the wall’s erection 13 months prior.
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Albertz
West Berlin
Albert
Soviet Refuses To Renew Berlin Talks And Demands NATO Base Abolished
Berlin AP report says the Soviet Union refused to renew four power relations in Berlin and urged Western allies to abolish their NATO base immediately. Thousands of Allied troops tested defense readiness in West Berlin as the alert ended with military officials satisfied by the exercise.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
West Berlin
West
Moscow
United States
France
Britain
North Atlantic
U.S.S.R
G.D.R
East Germany
SBA Officials Here Friday in Garden City Visit
SBA representatives will visit Garden City on Friday to explain small business services. Mitch Geisler of the Chamber says the SBA team will be at the Chamber office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Appointments can be scheduled at the Chamber or by calling BR 6-3264. The visit aims to expand SBA access beyond cities with offices, offering counseling on financial aid, contracts, product development, and managerial help. Participation will depend on local business interest and the Chamber’s arrangement.
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Small Business Administration
Garden City
Mitch Geisler
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
SBA
Geisler
Nominations Open for Friendliest Most Courteous Employee Awards
Additional persons were nominated today for the Friendliest Most Courteous employee awards. If you know a deserving employee not yet nominated, use the award voting ballot on Page 2 to nominate. After nomination, ballots count as votes for the top man or woman. Names listed include Allan Dick C R Anthony Harold Irish Bowe Burtis Motor Steve Roper Dillon Jimmy Grenz Spencer's George Clausen Sears Roebuck Victor Slahn Santa Fe Trail Garnett Reid Massey Ferguson Joe Collins Merrill Gerald Van Vleet Leslie Enslow Ruby Johnson Shaff's Fashions Edith Roper Myer’s Milk Eunice Smith Walls IGA Winona Baker Burtis Mary Kay Letort Wheatland Pat Naub Bertha Hafner Sears Roebuck Odel Rickman Sears Roebuck Louisa Sanders A L Duckwall.
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Allan Dick
C. R. Anthony
Harold
Irish” Bowe
Burtis Motor Co
Steve Roper
Dillon's
Jimmy Grenz
Spencer's Food Market
George Clausen
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Victor Slahn
Santa Fe Trail Transportation
Garnett Reid
Massey-Ferguson
Joe Collins
Merrill Implement
Gerald van Vleet
Garden City
Wap
Leslie Enslow
Police Dept
Ruby Johnson
Shaff's Fashions
Alice Brooks
Kennedy Lodge Feud Heads Today
Massachusetts voters head to polls to decide in party primaries for the U S Senate race between Edward M Kennedy and George Cabot Lodge. McCormack and Curtis challenge their rivals as age and experience shape the contest in a year marked by a long family feud dating to 1916.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Lodge
U.S. Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
George Cabot Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
Laurence Curtis
R-Mass
Curtis
McCormack
U.S. Naval Academy
Kennedy-Lodge
Senate
John
Honey Fitz
Fitgerald
John W Fitzgerald Kennedy
U.S
Three Courses To Be Offered At College Meeting
Interested students are invited to a college meeting next Monday at 7:30 p.m. to decide whether three three hour credit courses in beginning typing shorthand and bookkeeping will be offered. Dean David Williams says additional interest is needed, though math and business machine courses have also been suggested.
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David Williams
Weather Update Forecast Fair and Warmer Ahead
The forecast calls for generally fair weather and warmer conditions through Wednesday with isolated thundershowers possible in extreme western counties tonight. Tonight’s low around the mid 60s with similar highs expected on Wednesday.
United Fund Shows Increase in Finney County
Finney County United Fund receipts rose with early returns reaching $2,685.50 toward a $44,050 goal. Rural gifts joined advance and professional donors, with $2,154 from advances, $282 from professionals, and $246.50 from rural contributions. Honor roll names include Elsie Eisner Lester McCoy Clifford Hope.
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Finney County
United Fund
Family Roaterie
Elsie Eisner Lester McCoy
Clifford R. Hope
House Group Calls For Out in New Funds
Washington AP A House Appropriations Committee proposal cuts foreign aid by about 20 percent to 5.91 billion for the current year, narrowing Kennedy’s request from 7.34 billion. The panel cites waste and overfunding while warning carryover funds could finance roughly 25 months though much is earmarked. it bans funding to communist nations except a Poland hospital project.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Kennnedy
Congress
Otto
Passman
D-La
Poland
Czechoslovakia
State School Enrollment In Big Jump
Enrollment across Kansas colleges surged to record levels with the University of Kansas Kansas State University Pittsburg State College and College of Emporia posting higher figures. KU reports 11051 students marking a rise of 573 from 1961 with growth expected to push past 11350.
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Associated Press
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
K.U
Lawrence
Medical Center
Kansas City
Pittsburg State College
College of Emporia
Joseph 2. Laughlin
Laughlin
Lawzhlin
Fall Story Hour Plans Revealed
The fall story hour for preschool children ages four and five starts September 25 and runs eight Wednesdays from 10:00 to 10:45 a.m. Mrs. Fred Stoeckley, library board member, will begin charge. Enrollment is open now with assistants Mines Milton Roberts Ben Long John Wheeler Walter Meyer Donald Zielke Louis Emme Morris Jones Maurice Lindnex and Robert Fenton helping.
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Fred Stoeckley
Mines
Milton Roberts
Ben Long
John Wheeler
Walter Meyer
Donald Zielke
Louis Emme
Morris Jones
Maurice Lindnex
Robert Fenton
Soviet moves spark UN China seating battle and Cuba talk
The Soviet Union pushes to seat Red China at the United Nations and seeks a world conference on true. A clash with the United States over Cuba, nuclear testing, and Berlin looms as the 17th session opens. Gromyko to press Cuba themes. Stevenson expected to challenge Kremlin on policy. The Colombo mission favors Malalasekera in the presidential race but both sides posture ahead of policy addresses. U Thant notes no immediate move to bring Berlin to the agenda.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
General Assembly
China
Cuba
Kremlin
United States
U.S
Assembly
Muhammad Zafrulla Khan
J. P. Malalasekera
Ceylon
Malalasekera
Berlin
Congo
U.N
World Court
U Thant
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Farm Measure Faces Battles
Washington AP report notes a compromise farm bill drafted by Senate and House Democrats faces strong opposition in both chambers. Republicans disowned the bill while seven Democrats supported it, calling it the best possible agreement. It heads to the House for a rough ride starting Wednesday as 1963 wheat and feed grain programs shift toward permanent plans unless Congress acts next year.
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Washington
Senate House
Congress
Truman criticizes Eisenhower after Cuba remark
Former President Harry S Truman, 78, says Eisenhower should have acted sooner to stop trouble in Cuba. He spoke at a Philadelphia news conference after ceremonies marking the 178th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution.
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Dwight, D. Eisenhower
Cuba
Truman
U.S
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